Dr. Seema Singh

  Ovarian cancer is a serious condition that requires comprehensive treatment and long-term monitoring. One common concern among patients is whether ovarian cancer can return after treatment. The answer is yes, ovarian cancer can come back, and this is known as recurrence. Even after successful surgery and chemotherapy, a small number of cancer cells may remain in the body. Over time, these cells can grow again, especially if the cancer was diagnosed at an advanced stage. The risk of recurrence depends on several factors, including the stage at diagnosis, the type of ovarian cancer, and how well the patient responded to initial treatment. Regular follow-up care plays a crucial role in detecting recurrence at an early stage. Doctors usually recommend periodic physical examinations, imaging tests, and blood tests such as CA-125 to monitor the patient’s condition. Early detection of recurrence allows timely treatment, which can improve outcomes and help manage symptoms more effectivel...

Surgery is not necessary for all thyroid cancer patients, as the treatment approach varies based on several important factors. The type of thyroid cancer, its size, stage, rate of growth, and whether it has spread to nearby tissues or lymph nodes all play a crucial role in deciding the best course of action. In some early-stage or low-risk cases, especially when the tumor is small and slow-growing, doctors may recommend active surveillance or non-surgical treatments. These patients are closely monitored with regular check-ups, imaging tests, and blood investigations to ensure the cancer remains under control. However, surgery becomes an essential treatment option when thyroid cancer is larger, aggressive, or causing noticeable symptoms such as neck swelling, difficulty in swallowing or breathing, or voice changes. Surgical management may involve partial or complete removal of the thyroid gland, and in certain cases, removal of affected lymph nodes. This helps reduce the risk of cancer ...

  Robotic-assisted surgery has become an important advancement in managing complex surgical cases, especially in cancer treatment. This technique uses advanced robotic systems that allow surgeons to perform highly precise procedures with improved control and accuracy. For complex cases involving deep-seated tumors or sensitive organs, robotic technology provides a stable platform with a high-definition, magnified 3D view of the surgical field. This detailed visualization helps the surgeon clearly differentiate between cancerous and healthy tissues, supporting careful and accurate removal while minimizing unnecessary damage. Another key safety advantage of robotic-assisted surgery is its ability to work through small incisions. Smaller incisions reduce blood loss during surgery, lower the risk of infection, and help preserve surrounding structures such as nerves and blood vessels. The robotic instruments can move with greater flexibility than the human hand, making it easier to acce...